Build the System, Not Just the Moment
For years, creative success was measured by the moment—something that spiked, trended, or went viral. But the work that had real staying power didn’t just land once. It compounded.
We didn’t start with a system. But over time, it became one.
Courtside led to McEnroe. McEnroe led to Dreamcaster. Dreamcaster made Lap of Legends possible. Each one didn’t just build on the last. It created the conditions for the next.
Creative becomes infrastructure when belief stays consistent and execution evolves.
"Make work that makes more work. That’s when it starts to matter."
Monoculture is gone. No two people see the same feed.
A number one album today gets half the streams it did in 2017.
TikTok didn’t just personalize content. It splintered it.
We no longer speak to everyone at once.
We build systems people choose to enter.
Not mass messages. Network effects.
In a world of algorithmic isolation, the work that breaks through isn't louder. It's sharper. And built with intent.
